Accounting and Business Research 1999 - Abstracts

Accounting and Business Research 1999
TitleSubjectAuthors
A benchmark for the adequacy of published financial statements.BusinessAlexander, David
A neural network approach to the prediction of going concern status.(a going concern prediction model)BusinessKoh, Hian Chye, Tan, Sen Suan
An examination of the information content of Danish earnings and cash flows.BusinessPlenborg, Thomas
Are large auditors more accurate than small auditors?BusinessLennox, Clive
Board composition, ownership structure and hostile takeovers: Some UK evidence.BusinessO'Sullivan, Noel, Wong, Pauline
Corporate governance: from accountability to enterprise.BusinessWright, Mike, Keasey, Kevin, Short, Helen, Hull, Alison
Cost accounting in small and medium sized Japanese companies: an exploratory study.BusinessHopper, Trevor, Koga, Tsutomu, Goto, Jitsuo
Cross-sectional estimation of abnormal accruals using quarterly and annual data: effectiveness in detecting event-specific earnings management.BusinessJeter, Debra C., Shivakumar, Lakshmanan
Determinants of audit report lag: further evidence from Hong Kong.BusinessJaggi, Bikki, Tsui, Judy
Discretionary write-downs, write-offs, and other restructuring provisions: A signalling approach.BusinessFrantz, Pascal
Financial analysis, future earnings and cash flows, and the prediction of stock returns: evidence for the UK.BusinessCharitou, Andreas, Panagiotides, George
Financial covenants and related contracting processes in the Australian private debt market: an experimental study.BusinessMather, Paul
Investor reactions to corporate environmental saints and sinners: an experimental analysis.BusinessMilne, Markus J., Chan, Christian C.C.
Share price anticipation of earnings and management's discussion of operations and financing.BusinessWalker, Martin, Schleicher, Thomas
The economics of Accounting for Growth.BusinessPierce-Brown, Rhoda, Steele, Tony
The management of foreign currency risk: derivatives use and the natural hedge of geographic diversification.BusinessHuffman, Stephen P., Makar, Stephen D., DeBruin, Jay
The market reaction to auditor resignations.BusinessHillier, David, Dunn, John, Marshall, Andrew P.
The 'public auditor': an experiment in effective accountability.(history of public auditors in the United Kingdom)BusinessEdwards, John Richard, Anderson, Malcolm, Chandler, Roy A.
The relative forecast accuracy of UK brokers.BusinessCapstaff, John, Paudyal, Krishna, Rees, William
The relevance of owner-manager signals and risk proxies to the pricing of bank loans.BusinessShailer, Gregory E.P.
The revaluation of assets as a signalling device: A theoretical and an empirical analysis.BusinessVeugelers, Reinhilde, Gaeremynck, Ann
TQM adoption, institutionalism and changes in management accounting systems: a case study.(total quality management)BusinessHoque, Zahirul, Alam, Manzurul
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